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2022 MotoGP World Championship - Rider line-up so far…
The riders currently confirmed on the grid for next year's MotoGP world championship…

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Gerloff: Life goal has been to race in MotoGP, would love to come back
Garrett Gerloff is hoping yesterday’s Dutch MotoGP isn’t his last as; ‘my goal my whole life has been to race in MotoGP. Definitely would love to come back’ as a full-time rider.

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Oliveira ‘couldn’t aim for higher position, was on the limit since the start’
Top five finish at the Dutch MotoGP makes Miguel Oliveira the highest points scorer of the last four rounds heading into a five-week summer break.

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Last placed Marini endures tough Dutch GP, Bastianini ‘more comfortable’
Ducati rookies Enea Bastianini and Luca Marini endure tough Dutch MotoGP; ‘it was hard to get to the end, MotoGP is very tiring’, adds Bastianini who claimed a solitary point - Marini finishes last.

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Binder produces strong Assen comeback after ‘up-and-down weekend’
Brad Binder gains nine places during the Dutch MotoGP to claim a fifth consecutive points scoring finish.

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Alex Marquez P14 in Dutch MotoGP; ‘was a long race, I didn’t enjoy it’
Alex Marquez found the Dutch MotoGP tough going and one ‘I didn’t enjoy’. Spaniard finishes last of the four Honda riders in P14.

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Rossi: Vinales, Yamaha split won't change 2022 decision
Maverick Vinales' departure from the factory Yamaha MotoGP team 'doesn’t change my decision, because my decision is correlated to the results', says Valentino Rossi.

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Marc Marquez 'proud' of clockwise ride, Honda podium form
Marc Marquez recovers from a worst MotoGP qualifying of 20th to take seventh place at Assen, his best result yet on a 'clockwise' circuit. Felt his Honda, fitted with a new chassis, had 'podium performance'.

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Alex Rins: Aggressive Johann Zarco 'destroyed my race'
Alex Rins sent to the back by contact with Johann Zarco in the Dutch MotoGP race; 'he is so aggressive on the overtakes... It was an idiotic move, because he's fighting for the world championship'

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Maverick Viñales' Wild, Weird Weekend, And How The Past Shapes The Future
I was supposed to have an interview with Yamaha Racing managing director Lin Jarvis this weekend, arranged well beforehand. That ended up not happening, unsurprisingly. Lin Jarvis had more important things to deal with than answering my questions. And my list of questions seemed a good deal less relevant this weekend than they had a few days earlier.

For this weekend was all about Maverick Viñales. Whether he, or we, wanted it to be or not. The Monster Energy Yamaha rider (but not for long) arrived at Assen after finishing dead last at the Sachsenring, topped both sessions of free practice on Friday, had an explosive meeting with Yamaha on Friday evening, secured pole with a blistering lap on Saturday, then found a way to only finish second on Sunday, well behind his teammate Fabio Quartararo. Oh yes, and there were the reports that he had signed for Aprilia for 2021 on Saturday night as well.